Which of the following is an example of dependent events? a. tossing a coin and spinning a spinner b. tossing a coin twice c. drawing one card after the other
which do you think?
hint: the second event would *depend* on the result or action for the first result
hmm.. a?
i dun get it..
a. tossing a coin and spinning a spinner now tell me...does tossing a coin affect the result of spinning a spinner?
if the coin toss result as heads would it affect where the spinner lands?
am i making sense @mynameisjanelle ?
sorry i was out again.. ya
so..my question...if the coin toss results as heads or tails will it cause the spinner to spin differently?
does the coin toss affect the spinner?
ya?
how so?
i dont get the second question but the first one, yes/
how can tossing a coin make the result of the spinner become different. will you tell me how?
or why you think it does?
ooh!! i got confused of your questions, and i read the whole question aagain. letter#a tossing a coin doesnt affect a spinner
but i'm not really sure about b and c.
right..
so for letter b...if i toss a coin and the result is head...will that change the probability if the second toss is heads or tails?
i dont think so..?
correct
for the third one... if i draw one card it affects the second draw because the next draw will have one less card...make sense?
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